saints in native american religions
Saints in Native American religions refer to revered figures or spiritual entities who hold a special status and act as intermediaries between the human and spiritual realms. These saints possess divine qualities, possess vast knowledge, and are believed to have the ability to inspire devotion, provide guidance, and perform miracles for their followers.
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